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Boeing: 'The new Boeing 777X jetliner took to the skies today... at Paine Field in Everett, Washington, at 10:09 a.m. local time for a three hour, 51 minute flight', release dated Jan. 25, 2020 (10:09 PST = 18:09 UTC).
Wikipedia 777X article: first flight on January 25, 2020 from Everett to Boeing Field; MTOW.
Military & Aerospace Electronics, 27 Jan 2020: WH-001 took off from Paine Field on Saturday after days of abysmal weather.[1]
Aviation Week: Boeing quietly debuted the 777-9 to employees in Everett on 13 March 2019.
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It really was a pretty smooth flight. You could tell that the team had the airplane in excellent condition
According to Boeing, an engineering pilot on board the flight said the airplane performed “beautifully.”
Van Chaney, one of the pilots who flew the test flight, was thrilled with how the plane handled. “It was awesome,” he said.
350-410 passengers - maximum range 16,700 km (9,000 nmi) - Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines - entered service with Qatar Airways on 24 February 2018
Source467 passengers in a typical three-class cabin - range about 14,300-14,400 km (7,730-7,790 nmi) - four GEnx-2B engines - in service since June 2012 with Lufthansa
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